Transition Matrix
Corporate - 2023
NCR has conducted transition matrix analysis of the rated corporate clients from the year 2018 to year 2023. Transition matrix analysis is done to see the percentage of changes in credit rating of each rating category.
One Year’s Weighted Average Rating Transition Rates from the Year 2018 to Year 2023
Rating transition study looks at how ratings have changed over a period of time. Based on NCR’s weighted average one-year transition matrix, it can be inferred that out of all the ‘A’ rated companies at the beginning of the year 78.62% remained in the same category, 15.92% have been upgraded to ‘A+’ and 4.97% have been downgraded to ‘A-’ category. Similar inferences can be drawn for the other rating categories as well.
Corporate - 2022
NCR has conducted transition matrix analysis of the rated corporate clients from the year 2017 to year 2022. Transition matrix analysis is done to see the percentage of changes in credit rating of each rating category.
One Year’s Weighted Average Rating Transition Rates from the Year 2017 to Year 2022
Rating transition study looks at how ratings have changed over a period of time. Based on NCR’s weighted average one-year transition matrix, it can be inferred that out of all the ‘A’ rated companies at the beginning of the year 80.80% remained in the same category, 11.63% have been upgraded to ‘A+’ and 5.87% have been downgraded to ‘A-’ category. Similar inferences can be drawn for the other rating categories as well.
SME- 2023
NCR has conducted a transition matrix analysis of the rated SME clients from the year 2018 to year 2023. Transition matrix analysis is done to see the percentage of changes in the credit rating of each rating category.
One Year’s Weighted Average Rating Transition Rates from the Year 2018 to Year 2023
Rating transition study looks at how ratings have changed over a period of time. Based on NCR’s weighted average one-year transition matrix, it can be inferred that out of all the ‘NSME-3’ rated companies at the beginning of the year 90.93% remained in the same category, 6.50% have been upgraded to ‘NSME-2’ and 2.45% have been downgraded to ‘NSME-4’ category. Similar inferences can be drawn for the other rating categories as well.
SME- 2022
NCR has conducted a transition matrix analysis of the rated SME clients from the year 2017 to year 2022. Transition matrix analysis is done to see the percentage of changes in the credit rating of each rating category.
One Year’s Weighted Average Rating Transition Rates from the Year 2017 to Year 2022
Rating transition study looks at how ratings have changed over a period of time. Based on NCR’s weighted average one-year transition matrix, it can be inferred that out of all the ‘NSME-3’ rated companies at the beginning of the year 93.67% remained in the same category, 2.97% have been upgraded to ‘NSME-2’ and 3.21% have been downgraded to ‘NSME-4’ category. Similar inferences can be drawn for the other rating categories as well.
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